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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12

Baltimore American: Senator Ingalls,,
who is now President of the Senate. was
once an editor. President Cleveland
once did newspaper reporting. Colonel
Dan Lamont is a newspaper man. Sec
rotary Manning is a journalist. Hun
dreds of other prominent men in Wash.
ington got many of their ideas of enter
prise and craftsmanship in newspaper
Offices. A Journalistic experience ac-
quaints a man with the get.up-and.go of
nineteenth century progress.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
Foreign Notes.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL


LONDON, March ia telegraph as
serts that the Admiralty has trust
worthy information that the Russian
Government has received and now
has drawings and papers connected
with the British naval designs, which
were sold by Draughtsman Terry, who
has just been discharged from employ.
ment in the navy yard at Chatham.
PARIS, March 11.-Later reports
from the explosion at Belfast show
that one man was blown to pieces,
another's head was torn off, a third
died within a few minutes after the ex'
plosion, and three others have since
died, making a total of 6 killed, and II
men were injured. The accident was
due to the over heating OF shells.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abietine Ointment is only
put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and
is an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, chspped hands, and all skin erup.
tons. Will positively cure all kinds OF
piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint-
ment. Sold by John s. Capron. druggist,
Main street. Eureka, Nevada, at % cents
per box; by mail, 80 cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
THE SEA f,

Oh, FOUR MONTHS ON hi CONFEDERATE
~PRIyATEEB ALABAMA,
Being the thrilling experiences OF one OF
her crew upon her memorable and de-
structiye cruise around the world, wildly
written and described in The + YORK
WAyERLY and now for sale by all news
dealers. Ask for No. 20, or send to The
WAyERLY PUBLISHING Co., 81 Warren street.
New York, for free sample copy.
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Just what You Want.

P. H. HUI is just in receipt OF a large
lot of glassware and crockery. Also. a
fine assortment of library and parlor
lamps-the finest ever brought to the
market. Also, q nice assortment OF silk
plush cabinet frames. and frame mould
ings. He has also just been made agent
for the celebrated l~ight-running do
mestic" sewing machines, which are now
on exhibition at his store on south Main
street. They are of all sizes and all
prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
Let US Avoid Her.

"Let us avoid that handsome woman
coming up the street." said q physician to
a friend. she always looks 80 cross at me
that I don't like to meet her." "Is there
any reason for it, doctor?" eyes, I at
tended her husband once when he was
very low with fever" "Ah. l see. It was
one Of your bad cases: you lost him."
mot by a fork full; 1 saved him, and
that's what's the matter with Hannah"
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g.. A.. E..

Upton POST NO. 40. g. A. H., MEETS
u every Fourth sunday evening Of each
month, In Odd Fellows Hall. Meetings com.
mence ct 7 80 O'Clock. NAT SOHArZLEIN,
Commander.
C.B. BrpwELL. Adjutant.
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The vanderbiIt Family.

The New York World has discovered
lowly branch Of the Vanderbilt family in
New Jersey. John Vanderbilt. who was
second cousin of the Commodore, was q
fisherman until he became too old to work,
but Is now almost q pauper. He used to
be on good terms with the Commodore,
but William H. contented himself with
him $40. The New Jersey Wander
bilts are all poor, but some Of them can
make tolerable wages by working round"
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nABBIT METAL-FRoM 100 TO ~ '
ID pounds OF bAbbit n.etali for sale 81 wv
bEHaTIsL ONCE. Hureks Nevada.
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The Switchmen's Strike Becoming
Aeri0us.

SERIOUS.
CLEVELAND, o., March 1.-THE
strike of the switchmen on the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad
is becoming serious. This morning
the freight brakemen and conductors
refused to take out the trains made up
bv green hands, and all along the line
are said to be on the w OF quitting
work until the trouble with the switch
men is adjusted. For several days
past occasional freight trains have
been made up and sent out. To-day
nothing can be done, and the pros
poets are that the road will o be
blockaded.
A Deadly Fight with shOtguns and
Axes.
FAYETTE. Miss, March ia dead
" ARRAY occurred here to-day between
a nan named Orr and his three sons,
all armed with weapons, and Lud
| Churchwell and his two sons, the
former being armed with shotgunsa and
| the latter with axes. In the fight Lud
| Churchwell was killed and one of his
| sons MORALLY wounded. James Orr
was also killed. Asa Orr was killed by
a pistol shot. 1t is thought that the
| shot was inflicted by one of his own
party, as their antagonists had nc
pistols.
Beeeher's Earnings.
New YORK, March 1.-THE Tri-
| bune estimates that Mr.. Beecher's
earnings during his life time were
81, 900, 900, of which $500, 900 was as
pastor, 100000 as lecturer, and
5000, 900 as an author. One of his
leading parishioners estimates his es.
tate at $1O0, 900. His farm at Peek
skill is worth $50, 1000. An insurance
of $25, 900 is ON his life, and his house
in Brooklyn.
Negotiations Fallen Through.
New YORK, March 1.-THE nego
tiations between Garrett and the
Richmond Terminal Company have
fallen through, and the deal is off. 4
new proposition is now being consid
cred by Garrett, and negotiations arr
now on foot for the transfer of the con-
troll of the B. & o. to a syndicate o
private bankers.
Defeated.I
BosToN, March lin the Hous'
this afternoon, a vote of 81 to 81, de
feated the Woman's Suffrage resolu
ton,
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ taxes on the proceeds Of the mines of
Eureka county for thequarter ending December
81. 1856, are now due and payable to me at my
once In Eureka; and the law in regard to the
same will be strictly enforced.
O. O. WALLACE,
Assessor OF Eureka county, Nevada,
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Notice OF Dissolution Of Partnership

THE PARTNERSHIP HITHEkIO al
i ing between f. Pastorino, y; saDlmi, pas-
seppe Pescio, Pistro Psstorino and Ionla S "a
torino In the rsnching business, IS heloOy m 10
Sa,d 10 r. u uuos; ~" Who viii pay all debts due
from said firm. FkANh
TOMAsO PAST0RIN0,
GIUSEPPE PESOlO,
ZACARIA SABlNI.
Eureka, February II. 1887. HOLM
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Negotiations Fallen Through.


BosToN, March lin the House
this afternoon, a vote of 81 to 81, de-
feated the Woman's Suffrage resolu-
ton,
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE failure of
George p. Hcughton, a free dealer in
wheat, was announced on Change
shortly before / O'Clock at the close,
and the selling of his "long wheat"
served to break the market. He was
long about 350, 1000 bushels.
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TUESDAY, July 12-P. M.

TUESDAY, July 12-P. M
There not enough of stock market to-day to call
for comment The total transactions In listed stocks
the Stock Exchange amounted only TO 68772 shares
With the duness the tone Of the market wee strong ana
the fluctuations in prices confined In small frao-
tons. There superabundance Of ruinors in crcu-
laon concerning the status Of the impending Baltimore
and Ohio deals they contradictory The deal
of and its certain contamination was question
OF a few hours" But all the either side
nothing than the imagnatons OF people VINO
probably know little else OF what 10 Rehs
1t Is not worth while make further reference 70
them. The idea has been ndustrously lncucated that
the stock market a whole depends upon the outcome
of the Baltimore and Ohio deal and from that point OF
view the situation looks encouraging, because to-day
moro doubts have been expressed OF It's final consumma
ton than on any other day during the Inst three weeks
Now let little together We are addressing
tho bears In the market, because there are no
pulls I" who have bought securities on the expected
effects completion of the deal except those with
in that small circle which about its probable
fnaity than do while large quantities OF stocks have
been sold short on belief In its failure Has the
talk Of the deal advanced prices for the general Ist
90 that its final abandonment should have any effect
Are not prices the lower than they were
before anything heard about any ono having an
option Oh the controlling interest in Baltimore and Ohio
stock Hence have not the various and numerous con
hictng concerning the deal which have anected
market during the last three months been denora
LIKING rather than stimulating 1nnuencef have hot
the determined efforts to break values which began with
the farce and not yet ceased and their
small results developed stronger condition OF the stock
market and more confident holding than ever before
was witnessed Is it not patent that while legitimate
holders Of securities disturbed by uncertain
ties Of the deal" buyers waiting to see how
much further delay and manipulation may go IL ,nese
questions are answered truly according &c the evidence
open TO every one, there be question OF the enect
which final of the deaieither failure or
consum havel There has been 10 appreca-
ton because Of the talk OF the deal but rather rpec
yet Is all to he realized In The meal
time that which has been the real foundation OF the
streneth OF the market and which has deded powerful
Vaccinations for depresson-railway earnings enter
upon the last half the with little or dmlnu
ton in gains from shown In the first ak months
although the comparisons are made with ngures of
1886, which showed large gains ON 1888.
Government bonds dun with the bids for the -
off q per cont Annexed the closing quotations;
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noie sAss Of $50 $50 bps heavy ~ 10
s.ss' s:.s.: e..
(; i ;;s: a.. ! g. S y. e VIII:
=. easy one ne IN
i;. Sess:.ss S:yi:: s$sss s:ss:. s:. I!,S:
s make ssss' a:ss:9'r s. ss
s::sS:S sl:isr esIS7ss .s!at. :pr:s ssssISs
::!aIs: sss sssshsS .si.. sss el:.sl:S
moe Sy ::.fs's sss;
rhovIsIoHs-PoRK-The amount Of business: accom-;
Tor .po i.'A'9 very H Slowing in
:s::'S ;:s's IS p: 'i 81:
for n. H1r. s'
asm.1 steady and uoehsps.d S:,s CITY EssTs !pSs
S. AhxTJrI %ss'.: sss
1000 fssa 5::: i ss , sSSS
s: :s:4 H.s. ssi s. D
sn s ss. G:as "a. ssnsa
prices aIsis cry sss 70 ss re
IN cash lot. to-day representing more interest
Of The and ate, few asS closed WITH the
ssss S'ss
ss @ So. a Ss
sSss S".i.s sssa' ssss tea HusS: ssss Closing
to- t.:
s GaEEsE and Su s, ss
.S ar%
S'.s: ssa: 2ossOSs s:.': S;,.I
talon 6r..~:y sis Very 'ss sur
ne i"S :: .'
ard n demand STATE l6c.' wsstsrn Ia aSi6 NC. Can
.GG&E-In Raw Sugar the trading quite active while
values rers nrplv maintained q 81, for Moassss
81; tas LGsi sss iis$, Is:a.%sSS LIS S"Ss;
s Mould f a. csSfsGsnss
G sas s s GVS's .s1 s
q oss in sss
G s'ss sss quiet Prime City
20 Ssy In S ts ass i e 1s%
1890 ohls private terms. 100 1855 Psnasyvaoa ha
cases sundros ssse $50 bale, Havana SCc Ssi O5
WHALEBON E.-NomlnaI at I45 04.50c.
Disappointing in all directions and while sellers how
ring hs last S.sk Buyers in ali directions are Sru@ons
a Taa That are oSss sh sR%
ing their mills going Neverhee,s the mills are kept going
gard to the auction SALES in London encour;;
some nsSsr ava Ssan mate
n .S" ere
Ss SsS s.. cS%%Ss
eium 81 1850 washed low. 81 e34o; ashed medium,
2ea3e unwashed 80 2se foreign woods Cape Of
Good Hope. 25 03c Montevide0 2Sd30c Australia, 500
$50 The sales reported oiay were follows ~ 900
Montevldco. 29Pc 5000 Es-tern Dragon 2Os2tc;
lsa &c., 10000 mas do 2+S; $4,000 Mexican lsc 1000
n California Soc; 5000 fne INV sned Fleece.
500 DO. ashsd Long island Flo-ce, 800 Medium
Washed Fleece $500 tine Secured Texan on private
terms The other sales OF the week comprise
1000 n sprns Tr1an. ., iesiseSs ,o $4,000 p,o %
do, l4dl5c.. e.00O d do Csc; 10000 10 Blood
Washed. 4lci 100 Medium Unwashed. 3lcs 10000 ID
Ohio 32a 3sc 10000 Oregon, 22S2Sc 10000 70 ierr.
withheld 10000 10 Secured 1000 Texan In the grease,
l4l bales East Indian. 5000 Domestic Nolls $500 ID
Camel,' Hair Not 20 600 Pulled 1900 Secured cali
form 5000 OHIO 5000 N Texan 1000 ID Unwashed
Fisee soon Fine Washed Fleece 1900 Medium Secured
Spring Texan snc 10 00O ID Low Texan sorta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
COTTON xAexErs-sy rELsssApa

Livrsr oor July Ia-lesop Cotton weak and inactive
Middlins Uplanda SGD; do Orleans SD sales-s.o0o
balea including lo0o bales for speculation and export
RsSsipts 5000 bsles, Including 300 American:
August dslivsry $3.50 4664d dc. August .a1
September delivery 43 64d do september and October
del,very 2384d also 246d4; October and Novsne
Der delivery. 1854; also lIe4d DO November and
December delivery. IL 64d; also IL 64di do Decem.
and January delivery lS84d DO January and reo.
ruary delivery l26sd. DO September delivery <36AdS
also B ~ Cad -.
2p m.-Cotton- Midding Upands. 6%d do Orleans SID.
The sales of the day included $500 bales American
FUTURES weak Uplands Low Midding clausA July devs
cry. . 44.64d value do July and August delivery -
6[ sesrs do. August and September islivety $500
buyers: do September and October delivery . 2Soedp
buyers. October and November aelvery isetd value!
do December January delivery 1894 ssliers ae.
January February delivery l3-6ld sellers % ssp'
tembor delivery, 43-64d buyers. - .x...,-
D. m.-Futures closed steady. upands Low hlednn4
clause July delivery 1884 value 40 Jay ssa nSs
delivery 5 22-6ld sellers; do October and Neveoe3
doiivcry 8 1854. buyers. DO Novsmeer and Decsm0e
dsliyery llUld buyers; December ana snuafy oetve
ii.Uld selIers January and February oevefy ll%4
sellers: DO september delivery 4l.6!d euyesa 90.
Sass: sslss 81 baiesi stock. s,s4s balea
NonroLK July l2-Cstton quiet; MiddlnE l0s net ~
gross receipts bsles exports cossswiso ~ bales sAs
qS:. =, .s sss .,, ,' e.
Hsw.oIISAx1 July i2-cssson quiet cpd go: noc'.S
siSisi Isx s,adl,6f enc 2sdS1csy II n
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=--------------------------- -
TIE STATE or TRADE
SUGAR ana W0zeE
Al DRUGGISTS SELL IT. p

BALnxoRE July l2.-Cottos dull Mladlar llc......
Flour quiet Howard street Western suserhns s5 oOA
" 90 Extea IS 10 % u.s. Family 90 - 80. City
Mills suDsrhne 50 50 % o. TO- Extra - rs o3 rs de- e
Brands 81 50 oSx Is Patapsco Family 50 o. de- Supsavs
Patent % .wheat-Southsrn steady western lower
theru Rel IS o85ci AmOer 40 O86e Ne Western
Winter BED ssss W 0ss peg DO for July ~ ssssc DO
southern lower White SSS5sc' Yellow 4sc Ycsssr.
ssstasra ate seSssG Western sss4le we.ssrs h.ca
SO S37c tennsvivsnia S6e3sc. kye steady a. boo
Geo. Rav steady. Prise 70 choice westess 81 70
Ssi7 w.. salknsats- -sseuider: .na y,y Ris sides
Sides 9c. HAnis l2ael4c...: .Lard-ksnnsd at Sic.
l6120a Eyre quiet at IL &c.,. Pesroeum steady
Rsnled ..Csfss-fie ordinary 70 air,
IL 1880 steadv. Soft 6>c... Copper
RsaSsd Ss0ysAo-.- whisksy steady At 81 1881 TO-
frsiehts - Lvsrpoei scr steamer dull-CettaI ,sA'
Fsur Ia Sd Dram % ~ RseetptsFlour 1914 bsis
Wheat $500 Sush Cern issov busn Oats 200 yuss.
RYE shIpmsnts-Fisur 25l kba Wheat
90 200 tusA Cstn bush sslss-Whsat 2260O0 0ush
Csrs IL 400 bash
9sS Patshs Choice to Fancy ~ rs - 80
6oS5ic Good Nc Grade +s049 Oats were stet.y.
WHITE 04O No. Shorts steady-Mld daRs
SIT So Butter steadyExtra Northern Creamery
200 Extra Wssern Creamery 20ac. cheess frmNow
York and Vermont Extra 30. Eggs Arm-Eastcra
Extras Ito Western fresh IL Receipts for the
day -Flsar 1900 bsA and l0,Os6 sacks Csrs S5V0
/ 900 shorts 1900 bush
CHcAoo July i2The ssdlug futures ranged ~ follows
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:' s::. :.f So: No s.a S::.
Ma ssts .oaI.-N. 2.Ssc ;::;R,..Ns I 4se s.:
Ta s::s; 81. r.;:si i:'asa snn:
s..,, 40 sa:: lees; " 20 Dy ''a s.:ss:,'
sSs ...s g.. sS ss. y e sss s s:
~ Ss Sa' ..a sarsa 1's .. osa ssss
Data llS.vos ~. 5000 Ossn Barley 1000
::: Dsrs the s s:s s.s. "a
barely :':Sv v:%y s. see
sE s 7tc a.osiD,: 1000 Da.s
ra ss 'rG si.! Ne si:. ..s:
SGss s:ss 70 i'. g isss:
sss' %
5! r.ssa9 s.a sa;ssI :s =
sS Mead E Ms. 's.%y i0 Cash
Re- s.:n 5aSs T.,
Corn $500 Sai. 1900 s%.t .,,., N, r.a 7.o
sy' M1ss' sSs NO % s
s;s:s Ss: s ~ s.s ssss
sjiSS 81: sssS5 ss.n :. *.
Barley 800 push Shipmsnt,-cora seaS 900 S1. .S
os bush July HYs ssS 0Ssa held
sss 1s only GT -
DO 90 Extra % oosss 5o rsna.v.,1a, fa%ir 800
Family nj a oSio Clear sss
81 rs 5e Indiana Clear 81 QUA 25 Straight - 70
Louis southern Illinois Clear - o0ss4 zosco
Straight 81 rs a. 60 Winter Wheat Patent Fair 10
do 10 straight 81 20 Ss4 So Minnesota IatIs pir 70
choice 81 6OeS4 S5. kye Foar 81 80 o. 70 per barrel
for Fair chsics sycamore quoted ~ ~ iV;.....
Wheat market weak and lower export demand hgnu
No Kea for July S3'.esiG, do for August ss.S
s3sc; do September s41S4kc; do for October so
spot lots lower receipts continued hSht Dus
q safe, of an n1:
lpc No high Mixed and Yellow IN grain depot ~ Ic.
No Mixed fer July 45 ACC: do for August <3s4Vcs
do for September 400+7c: do for October ~, go
Osts-Fair demand ADD prices rple sseay sales
Rejected White "a 90 stained No White 35ssc bright
do quoted at SIC; No White 1870 FUTURES aniet NO
2 White for July 81 Ts13Skc do August Stsd3tS1c; 10
Potatoes steady large Choice peg Dbl SOC
81 u.s. do new Fair to Coed per Dbl 81 o0asi 25' do
p. OIL; sO. Tn Bee. ss' CIV per- sos
packets SY so smoked Beef Sloc Beer Hams sz2 oo
do family SIG SO eSI7 Hams smoked l2S else Lara-
Citv Renned rs Steam 50 sos 90 bncherseese
ST. 20 Butter quiet-Psnnsyvann CreameryExus
Y. Creamsrv Extra lie, Packing Butter At 8s9c.
Cheese dull New.YorK full crsam 81 PC ohie tat:
choice &c., Pennsyvanla part SKINS 3Stci 90 tuu
SKINS &c .Eggs QUIET. Pennsylvania hrsss 10 Svl6c,
Test in SSi1 $50 surar-Rennsa oulst cr.nussss
o 1865 lb.l6c Coutectssers A erc Powdsred
ISL 06 Lice Fesd-winter Bran $40 26sS!6 90
Der TON -. kecspss- Flour 5000 sos Wheat 4looo
S %ss. s9IS Ssc Core 1000 s:S SsI.
No Red Cash re July 71e A%sass s:p'em-
oats saist August 81 900 susa
Corn 5000 bush Oats bush shipnsnts-Whsas 4s0vo
bush Corr 1000 Juan. osus s,OoOsush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13

BUFFALO. July 12.--wheat-No. Hard duh and
lower offered 81 20 for spot $4,000 bush arrive at
at $780, closing at sac asked Winter Wheat dull no ked
$40 No White MichGaa SOC for old track, now Ne.
Red 82c in and nrm. No 242c No
yellow 48c In store; 20 boatoads No 70 arrive &C ~
No. White see Ne Mixed At 50 es2so Rye dull ANA
Winter Bran sl4 So Spring So 90 :cornmeai quiet
easy-Whsat s'.9ic Corn $50 LUMBER 81 70 Newyort
Rsceipts-Flour $4,000 bblai Wheat 202.eo bush
road sDso%snss-fisar 3oooc Sbia wnss. llosOO bush
ss.H ssO sssS 6sss ' iliO0o bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL REC EIPr5 OF PRODUCE.
Per ysrth 2issr, Ysss.ls aaf e sir, rf&
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

aUILDING MATERIALS-A moderate business y pass
seraM 1p nsr BrcEs are qSoteS at quality
IONS brown SIS ass, darn: sitssiS; red y, sslss:
wilmng ton Front ST as2s kocksnd Common Lane 95c
81 DBL; Finishing 81 1881 70 Laths ~ gsGD ~
Sc cemsp 81 1875? 4e for round lot: A@:r,can PSr,
81 Is . - ....- ....s
l. Ice TO-DAY closing temper weak salse lS9S
baes 900 evening" all for oonsnmpton The port 70
day iaat and 1898 bales the CORRESPOND ng gay
last year the total receipts have
been ia2 oas against b2sGS29 bales for the same
period last year. .,-,...,..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
There were no TRANSACTIONS in STATE bonds city bs

There were no TRANSACTIONS In otse oohas UT GU! os
Railway bond. were quiet and generally ,s0Ds
k5: isSssS c: s
s7Isos West shore Is sold at lol isaloih
seconds at 93ia East tennessee Virginia and Georgia
gold IS were up o. at 90 Louisville and Nashville
Arbor and North Michigan nrsts active at ss%a9
Wheeling and Lake Erie 5s were up e ~ 1919 Louis
ssia New-York City and Norhern general, receipts.
sold At 7os7o %cE." Lake shore and do ws r.no
As were up y 79 Dragon Short Line DC we're on q
q O us p.s nG r ms4s on pc. 81
were g higher At ll5tsll5is. Gulf. Colorado and
OF unlisted securities dealt IL a. the Stock Exchange
coon'osd Oh certificates pS %1o a. ton 5 a.
81 5oas4 62is western National Bank C2Ol at io4's.
SaT csSi pns G at r.s % at S
and Merdian (200 at S. hGnix Mining 400 at VI 20
aSl is and Security Milling and Mining t3Oo) at soS
Money ruled easy about per cent and closed offered
The sub Treasury was debtor at tho Clearing House
Ss3y.235 and it redeemed 1000 trade dollars.
up by 'S gains Of ss5a5 currency and sSo5s on
The days operations covered; Receipts p OBS aos
coin coli I balance. ;siis574.5S4.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as folio IS:
Exchanges. SID. 500. 931; balances s43i3497.
The United states reasury AT Washington received
100000 National bank no es for redemption
The customs receipts Were So2oS47. aud the internal
revenue receipts were S23o933. - 49,,
The foreign exchanges were weak and lower The high
er rates money In London and tue lower rates have
wdened differences between long and short BILLS We
revise for business follows: Bankers bills,
~ go and 81 s3 LONG and short sterling respec-
lively 523ie and 52l for francs 94+ aud 30 g for
reichmarks: 40is and 4Oss for guilders
In London British consOls were steady at 1Ol GIG for
both money and account Money was harder between
bankers at la1s per cent, bat al counts in the open
market still ruled at lea 4 per cent Bar silver de-
clined ZIG 10 AID. per onnee English standard The
Bank OF England gained 100000 bullion on balance
American railway ruled strong. but the market vas
dnIl and waiting on developmen,a At Paris French
per cents recoge 10 81 Is and sight exchange on
London was easier at rs. % r. 10 the q.
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Juy wh'.s Va: w:sf
No 36b :...0sss were quiet Ma White 81 to,s,..
Nv; yea. Ne ., p:;: s inS srs'T 1S,I 20
August % 90 .:... Butter va: arm Dairy isof4e
Chsddafs 90e 10. heoSpnFleur i0t21 bbla Wheat
9,eoi bysA Rasiey $50 bush sEsSsA~-fieU 100
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rot. since jan sra Iss si67 $751; 6se
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, July lal2S0 m-Untsd States four per cent
Great Wctern First Mortgage trustees Certhcates ~
do Second Mortgage, 102; Canadian Pacific 62k trie.
ST., Mexican Ordinary, bss; 81 Paul Common. SCH
PennsylvAniA b74 Reading, 29t.
The rae OF scount in the open market bills
u per cent and three months bills Y cent
Paris sdvces quote rhroe Per Cent Rentes ct 81 francs
Is confines for tho acconnI
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daily receipts Of milk and at the different
railroad points and the city for the week
have been follows Erie !25 cans Of milk 80 cans Of
condensed milk and 275 Susquehauna l696
milk and l4l OF cream CITY and North
427 cans OF milk 800 cans Of MIX ~ cana
milK and 240 OF cream NewHsven and
Hartford 1921 OF milk ontario and West shore. $3.50
cans OF milk condensed milk and $3.50 cans OF
NewJerssy Central 700 cans OF milk and cans o.
short routes 1000 cans OF mix
and rs cans The total daily supply has been l7b4I
milk 225 Of condensed milk and lO0l cans OF
cream The demand due 10 tho requromens Tor mdsum-
pcncs and has kept pace with the unpre
supply and surplus milk has sold on the platforms
At an average price OF 81 rs can Of 20 quartz